Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1887-07-08
O4KL.4ND ITEMS.

A.F. Brown has improved the side walk
| in front Of his store.
Hon. Jas. Sterling is in our town this
week attending to bis official duties.
Miss Ida McCulloch who was so seriously
i'll last week We are glad to learn, is now out
Of danger.
We are sorry to hear Of the serious sickness
of our highly esteemed townsman A. c.
Young Esq.
Miss Ollie Gilbert of Brownsville is here
and will teach music, she is the guest of Miss
Maggie Medley.
Albert MORAN and James Bltty left us this
week to accept situations on the o. & c. X.
r. Good luck boys.
Prof. G, V. Boggs and family will spend
their vacation at Drain, where trout and
black berries arc plentiful
Wiley Pilkington and his family have left
us and gone TO Lone Lake where they will re
side. We wish them well.
Rev. Mr.. Richardson preached two excel
lent sermons on last Sabbath 1t was the
Baptist communion season.
a. F. Brown purchased from a Chicago
house this week heavy stock OF clothing.
Look out for bedrock prices.
Mr.. McBeth of Cleveland is here undergo
ing course of medical treatment; he looks to
be in very bad state Of health.
L. G. Young & Co. have placed in their
well heavy force pump. Well done gentle
men, ''its handy convenience"
Our former townsman Jack Howard of KEEL
loggs was in Oakland last Tuesday and We'd
nesday. always glad TO shake his hand.
The little girls and boys of Oakland cvinccd
quite spirit Of patriotism on the 4th, what
about the older folks especially our business
people.
Mrs. GOV. Chadwick, of Salem, is expect
ed IN our city this week on visit to relations,
and to enjoy our health and invigoratinc
climate.
The strawberry festival given by the ladies
oil the w. {. I. U. on last Saturday eve
ming was largely attended, and was in every
way success.
DIR. Henry Littlc's wide and extending
reputation as dentist is bringing him work
from all parts Of the country, merit will win,
success Doctor.
Hon. John II. Shupc received by last
Tuesdays freight a beautiful line of Seth
Thomas clocks, these are the best time keep
ers made. and he is selling them at bedrock
prices.
Miss Minnie Smith in Jumping from hack
drawn by refractory pair of horses on last
Monday received painful injury involving
the left ankle joint, we trust the results will
not be serious.
For several days the thermometer has been
swinging between 81 deg. and So deg. while
our southern cousins complain OF intolerable
heat Come to Oregon and enjoy ours the
most delightful climate.
Mrs 7. c. Hutchinson started to Calipooia
on last Thursday, she will visit DIR. Boughton
and wife at Stockton, her daughter Mrs. Myr-
tie Bayless will conduct the millinery bust
ness during her absence.
The closing exercises of Miss Mcdleys pri
vate school was very interesting, the pupils
acquitted themselves very well indeed, this
showlngBhat good earnest work had been
done during the session by both teacher and
pupil.
The residence of E. c. sacrY Esq. at Kel-
loggs with its entire contents was consumed by
fire on last Sabbath. This is sad calamity,
and will be severely felt by Mr.. Sacry and his
family. They have large circle of friends
who will share with them this heavy loss.
c. n. Gaddls Esq. will leave shortly for
Spokane Falls where he goes to an importart
work assigned him by the well known firm of
Staver & Walker, of Portland. We regret to
see Mr. Gaddis go, as he is one of our best citi-
zens, and is one of our very best church and
Sabbath school workers. Our good wishes go
with him.
We learn from parties at Nonpareil that
Prof Boggs closed his school al that point
on last Friday, and that this term has been
pronounced the most successful ever taught in
that district. In appreciation of the Profs
industry and ability the directors have en-
ployed him for the fall term
One day last week team belonging to
John Hogan of Nonpareil took fright, run
ming away with MS three year old son and
tanning mill in the wagon. The horses ran
wildly for some distance, overturning the
wagon. demoralizing the fan mill, and the
boy escaped death by falling between two
| logs, upon which the vehicle rested.
RoXANA.
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